List of 2013 albums

The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2013. These albums are (1) original, i.e. excluding reissues, remasters, and compilations of previously released recordings, and (2) notable, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, or disbanded, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see 2013 in music.

First quarter

January

List of albums released in January 2013
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
January
1
Girls' GenerationI Got a BoyK-popSM[1]
January
2
SkrillexLeavingElectronic, dubstep, garageOwsla[2]
January
8
Black Veil BridesWretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild OnesGlam metal, hard rockLava, Universal Republic[3]
Dropkick MurphysSigned and Sealed in BloodCeltic punkBorn & Bred[4]
Hollywood UndeadNotes from the UndergroundRap rock, alternative rock, alternative hip-hopA&M Octone[5]
Twenty One PilotsVesselElectropop, indie pop, rap rockFueled by Ramen
January
11
New OrderLost SirensRhino
January
13
Tiny Moving PartsThis Couch is Long & Full of FriendshipKind of Like Records[6]
January
14
Everything EverythingArcArt rock, indie rockRCA, Sony Music[7]
January
15
ASAP RockyLong. Live. ASAPHip-hopASAP Worldwide, Polo Grounds Music, RCA
Free EnergyLove SignPop, rockFree Energy[8]
Yo La TengoFadeIndie rockMatador[9]
January
16
Sarah BrightmanDreamchaserClassical crossoverSimha LLC[10]
Toro y MoiAnything in ReturnSynth-pop, indie pop, houseCarpark[11]
January
18
HelloweenStraight Out of HellPower metalThe End[12]
January
21
Adam AntAdam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's DaughterRock, pop rock, post-punkBlueblack Hussar[13]
The BlackoutStart the PartyPost-hardcore, hard rockCooking Vinyl[14]
I Am KlootLet It All InShepherd Moon LLP[15]
The Joy FormidableWolf's LawAlternative rock, dream popAtlantic
Ludovico EinaudiIn a Time LapseContemporary classicalDecca[16]
January
22
Aaron NevilleMy True StoryR&B, soulBlue Note[17]
Bad ReligionTrue NorthPunk rock, melodic hardcoreEpitaph
Casting CrownsThe Acoustic Sessions: Volume OneAcoustic, worshipBeach Street, Reunion
ClassifiedClassifiedHip-hopHalflife Records, Universal Music Canada[18]
FidlarFidlarSkate punk, garage punk, surf punkMom + Pop, Wichita, Dine Alone
FoxygenWe Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & MagicPop, psychedelic rockJagjaguwar[19]
Gary AllanSet You FreeCountryMCA Nashville[20]
Nosaj ThingHomeElectronic music, instrumental hip-hopInnovative Leisure, Timetable[21]
OtepHydraAlternative metal, nu metalVictory[22]
Ra Ra RiotBeta LoveIndie rock, indie pop, electronicaBarsuk[23]
TraptRebornAlternative rock, alternative metal, post-grungeEMI[24]
VoivodTarget EarthProgressive metal, thrash metalCentury Media[25]
January
25
BlueRoulettePop, R&B, electropopIsland, Blueworld Records[26]
January
28
Biffy ClyroOppositesAlternative rock14th Floor[27]
DelphicCollectionsAlternative dancePolydor
Funeral for a FriendConduitPost-hardcore, hardcore punkDistiller Records[28]
January
29
Adam Green & Binki ShapiroAdam Green & Binki ShapiroRounder[29]
Andrea BocelliPassionePop, traditional pop, LatinVerve, Decca, Sugar Music
Ben Harper and Charlie MusselwhiteGet Up!Blues rockStax[30]
Cakes da KillaThe EulogyMishka NYC[31]
Colton DixonA MessengerCCM, rockSparrow, 19[32]
Frontier RuckusEternity of DimmingFolk rockQuite Scientific Records, Loose Music
Jill BarberChansonsJazz, popOutside Music[33]
Justin BieberBelieve AcousticPopSchoolboy, RBMG, Island
k-osBlack on BlondeAlternative hip-hop, rockCrown Loyalist, EMI
Local NativesHummingbirdIndie rockInfectious, Frenchkiss
Tegan and SaraHeartthrobSynth-popVapor, Warner Bros.
TomahawkOddfellowsHard rockIpecac

February

List of albums released in February 2013
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
February
2
My Bloody Valentinem b vNoise pop, shoegazingm b v
February
4
CourteenersAnnaIndie rockPIAS Cooperative
EelsWonderful, GloriousIndie rockVagrant
Frightened RabbitPedestrian VerseIndie rockAtlantic
Heaven's BasementFilthy EmpireHard rockRed Bull[34]
Pure LoveAnthemsAlternative rock, garage rock, punk rockVertigo, Mercury[35]
February
5
The BronxThe BronxHardcore punk, hard rockWhite Drugs, ATO[36]
Coheed and CambriaThe Afterman: DescensionProgressive rock, alternative rockHundred Handed/Everything Evil Inc.
HaydenUs AloneIndie folkArts & Crafts[37]
Jim JamesRegions of Light and Sound of GodAlternative rock, indie rockATO[38]
Joe BuddenNo Love LostHip-hopE1, Mood Muzik[39]
Josh GrobanAll That EchoesOperatic pop, classicalReprise[40]
RedRelease the PanicPost-grunge, Christian metalEssential, Sony Music[41]
Ron SexsmithForever EndeavourRockCooking Vinyl[42]
SilversteinThis Is How the Wind ShiftsPost-hardcore, emoHopeless
Tim McGrawTwo Lanes of FreedomCountryBig Machine
Unknown Mortal OrchestraIIIndie rock, psychedelic rockJagjaguwar
February
8
Bullet for My ValentineTemper TemperMelodic metalcore, heavy metalRCA[43]
February
11
Darwin DeezSongs for Imaginative PeopleIndie rockLucky Number Music[44]
FoalsHoly FireIndie rock, math rockTransgressive[45]
February
12
Justin RutledgeValleyheartAlternative countryOutside Music[46]
Lisa GermanoNo ElephantsBadman Recording Co.[47]
Ras KassBarmageddonCre8yte Corporation[48]
February
15
LowriderBlack StonesIllusive[49]
February
18
Girls NamesThe New LifeTough Love Records
Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsPush the Sky AwayAlternative rockBad Seed Ltd.
February
19
Atlas GeniusWhen It Was NowIndie rock, indietronicaWarner Bros.[50]
BuckcherryConfessionsHard rockCentury Media, Eleven Seven[51]
CzarfaceCzarfaceHip-hopBrick Records[52]
Psychic IllsOne Track MindSacred Bones
PusciferDonkey Punch the NightAlternative rockPuscifer Entertainment[53]
StrfkrMiracle MileIndie rock, synth-popPolyvinyl[54]
Wednesday 13The Dixie DeadHorror punkWednesday 13 LLC[55]
February
22
King Gizzard & the Lizard WizardEyes Like the SkyGarage rockFlightless[56]
StratovariusNemesisPower metal, symphonic metalEdel[57]
February
25
Atoms for PeaceAmokExperimental rock, electronicaXL
DarkthroneThe Underground ResistanceHeavy metal, speed metal, thrash metalPeaceville
Ed HarcourtBack into the WoodsBritish rockPiano Wolf Records, CCCLX[58]
Johnny MarrThe MessengerAlternative rockWarner Bros.
Killah PriestThe Psychic World of Walter ReedHip-hopProverbs Records[59]
Ólafur ArnaldsFor Now I Am Winter[60]
Palma Violets180Indie rockRough Trade
Steven WilsonThe Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)Progressive rockKscope[61]
February
26
CappadonnaEyrth, Wynd and FyreHip-hopRBC[62]
The MavericksIn TimeAmericana, neotraditional country, Tex-MexValory
February
27
SoilworkThe Living InfiniteNuclear Blast

March

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
March
1
LordiTo Beast or Not to BeastHard rock, heavy metal, shock rockSony Music, AFM, The End[63]
RhyeWomanAlternative R&B, downtempo, soulPolydor
SaxonSacrificeHeavy metalUDR[64]
March
4
BastilleBad BloodIndie pop, indie rock, alternative rockVirgin
Charlotte ChurchTwoIndie pop, alternative rock, gothic rockAlligator Wine[65]
DidoGirl Who Got AwayElectronic, pop, houseRCA
InnaParty Never EndsEDMRoton[66]
StereophonicsGraffiti on the TrainAlternative rock, rock, pop rockIgnition
March
5
Ashley MonroeLike a RoseNeotraditional countryWarner Bros. Nashville
Dirty SouthSpeed of LifeElectro house, progressive housePhazing Records[67]
How to Destroy AngelsWelcome OblivionPost-industrial, electronicaColumbia
Robyn HitchcockLove from LondonFolk-popYep Roc
They Might Be GiantsNanobotsAlternative rock, art popIdlewild, Lojinx
WaxahatcheeCerulean SaltIndie rock, indie folkDon Giovanni
Youth LagoonWondrous BughouseArt pop, neo-psychedeliaFat Possum
March
6
One Ok RockJinsei×Boku=Alternative rock, post-hardcoreA-Sketch[68]
March
8
Bon JoviWhat About NowSoft rockIsland
Bonnie TylerRocks and HoneyCountry, pop, rockZYX Music
David BowieThe Next DayArt rockISO Records, Columbia
HurtsExileSynth-pop, electronic rockMajor Label
March
11
John GrantPale Green GhostsSynth-pop, soft rockBella Union
March
12
Audio AdrenalineKings & QueensChristian contemporary, Christian alternative rockFair Trade
Devendra BanhartMalaIndie folk, folk, alternativeNonesuch
Eric ClaptonOld SockBlues, rock, blues rockSurfdog, Duck Records, Polydor
Mindless BehaviorAll Around the WorldR&B, pop, hip-hopStreamline Records, Interscope
OrianthiHeaven in This HellHard rock, blues rock, country rockRobo Records[69]
March
14
YelawolfTrunk Muzik ReturnsAlternative hip-hop, rap rockSlumerican, Shady
March
15
ClutchEarth RockerStoner rock, blues rockWeathermaker Music
Justin TimberlakeThe 20/20 ExperienceNeo soul, R&BRCA
Karl BartosOff the RecordSynth-popBureau B
March
18
Billy BraggTooth & NailCountry folk, Americana, alternative rockCooking Vinyl
Black Rebel Motorcycle ClubSpecter at the FeastIndie rock, alternative rockAbstract Dragon
DaughterIf You LeaveIndie folk, shoegaze4AD
DavichiMystic BalladR&BCore Contents Media
Dear ReaderRivoniaFolk-popCity Slang[70]
IntronautHabitual Levitations (Instilling Words with Tones)Progressive metal, post-metalCentury Media
SuedeBloodsportsGlam pop, alternative rockWarner Bros.
WoodkidThe Golden AgeOrchestral popGreen United Music[71]
March
19
AnthraxAnthemsHeavy metal, hard rockMegaforce, Nuclear Blast
Draco RosaVidaRock en español, Latin pop, alternative rockSony Music Latin[72]
Hope for the DyingAletheiaChristian metalFacedown[73]
Julieta VenegasLos MomentosElectropopSony Music[74]
Kacey MusgravesSame Trailer Different ParkCountryMercury Nashville
LowThe Invisible WayIndie rock, slowcoreSub Pop[75]
Marnie SternThe Chronicles of MarniaExperimental rock, indie rockKill Rock Stars[76]
The Ocean BlueUltramarineKorda Records[77]
PrurientThrough the WindowTechno, noiseBlackest Ever Black
March
21
InfiniteNew ChallengeK-popWoollim
March
22
Depeche ModeDelta MachineElectropopColumbia
Lil WayneI Am Not a Human Being IIHip-hopYoung Money, Cash Money, Republic
NorthlaneSingularityMetalcore, progressive metalUNFD[78]
March
25
Alizée5Sony Music[79]
The Color MoraleKnow HopePost-hardcore, math rock, hardcore punkRise[80]
KvelertakMeirHardcore punkSony Music, Roadrunner[81]
Nadia SirotaBaroqueClassicalBedroom Community[82]
OneRepublicNativePop rock, popMosley, Interscope
PeaceIn LoveIndie rock, psychedelic rock, alternative rockColumbia[83]
WireChange Becomes UsPost-punkPink Flag[84]
March
26
AvantasiaThe Mystery of TimeSymphonic metal, power metalNuclear Blast[85]
Blake SheltonBased on a True Story...CountryWarner Bros. Nashville
CartelColliderRock, pop rock[86]
Senses FailRenacerPost-hardcoreStaple Records[87]
SevendustBlack Out the SunAlternative metal, nu metalAsylum[88]
The Story So FarWhat You Don't SeePop-punkPure Noise
The StrokesComedown MachineIndie rockRCA
StryperSecond ComingChristian metal, heavy metalFrontiers Music[89]
Suicidal Tendencies13Crossover thrashSuicidal[90]
WavvesAfraid of HeightsAlternative rock, indie rock, pop punkGhost Ramp, Mom + Pop Music, Warner Bros.
March
27
Ana PopovićCan You Stand the HeatBlues, jazz, funkArtisteXclusive records[91]
Army of LoversBig Battle of EgosDance, popSofo Records[92]
March
29
Carla BruniLittle French SongsChansonTeorema, Verve[93]

Second quarter

April

List of albums released in April 2013
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
April
1
The Black AngelsIndigo MeadowPsychedelic rockBlue Horizon
Bring Me the HorizonSempiternalMetalcore, post-hardcoreRCA
British Sea PowerMachineries of JoyAlternative rockRough Trade
The Flaming LipsThe TerrorExperimental rockWarner Bros.
WileyThe AscentHip-hop, dance, grimeWarner Music
April
2
Alkaline TrioMy Shame Is TruePunk rock, pop punkHeart & Skull, Epitaph
The Band PerryPioneerCountryRepublic Nashville
The Besnard LakesUntil in Excess, Imperceptible UFOIndie rockJagjaguwar
Charles BradleyVictim of LoveSoulDaptone, Dunham Records
Cold War KidsDear Miss LonelyheartsIndie rockDowntown, V2
The Dear HunterMigrantIndie rock, progressive rockEqual Vision
Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of MedicineWhite People and the Damage DoneHardcore punkAlternative Tentacles[94]
Killswitch EngageDisarm the DescentMelodic metalcoreRoadrunner
New Kids on the Block10Pop, dance-pop, pop rockThe Block/Boston Five, Columbia
Tyler, the CreatorWolfAlternative hip-hopOdd Future
April
5
James BlakeOvergrownR&B, electronic, soulA&M, Polydor
The KnifeShaking the HabitualElectronicRabid, Mute
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the DarkEnglish ElectricSynth-popSony BMG
ParamoreParamoreRock, punkFueled by Ramen
VolbeatOutlaw Gentlemen & Shady LadiesHard rockVertigo
April
8
Big CountryThe JourneyAlternative rock, Celtic rockCherry Red
Deez NutsBout It!Hardcore punkCentury Media, UNFD[95]
April
9
Brad PaisleyWheelhouseCountryArista Nashville
DeviceDeviceHard rock, industrial metalWarner Bros.
Kurt VileWakin on a Pretty DazeIndie rock, psychedelic rockMatador
Stone SourHouse of Gold & Bones – Part 2Alternative metal, hard rockRoadrunner
TygaHotel CaliforniaHip-hopYoung Money, Cash Money, Republic
April
10
Big K.R.I.T.King Remembered in TimeHip-hopCinematic
Bobby McFerrinSpiritYouAllSony Masterworks[96]
GhostInfestissumamHeavy metal, doom metalSonet, Loma Vista
April
12
AngelAbout TimeR&B, hip-hop, grimeIsland, Republic, Universal[97]
Charli XCXTrue RomanceSynth-pop, dark waveAsylum, Atlantic
Fall Out BoySave Rock and RollPop rockIsland
Kid CudiIndicudHip-hop, alternative hip-hopWicked Awesome, GOOD Music, Republic
Yeah Yeah YeahsMosquitoArt rockInterscope
April
15
LeAnn RimesSpitfireCountry, pop, rockCurb
MarsheauxInhaleElectronica, synth-popUndo Records[98]
Michael BubléTo Be LovedTraditional popReprise, 143
SulkGracelessPsychedelic rock, shoegazePerfect Sound Forever
April
16
Ghostface KillahTwelve Reasons to DieHip-hopSoul Temple Records, RED
JJ Grey & MofroThis RiverAlligator
Iron & WineGhost on GhostIndie pop, indie folk, jazzNonesuch, 4AD
Major LazerFree the UniverseEDM, dubstep, bounceMad Decent
Meat PuppetsRat FarmAlternative rockMegaforce[99]
SpacehogAs It Is on EarthHog Space Records[100]
Thee Oh SeesFloating CoffinGarage rock, psychedelic rockCastle Face
Snow White's Poison BiteFeaturing: Dr. Gruesome and the Gruesome Gory Horror ShowVictory[101]
The Summer SetLegendaryCountry pop, emo pop, popFearless[102]
April
18
John MedeskiA Different TimeJazzOKeh
April
19
Fantasia BarrinoSide Effects of YouR&B, soulRCA, 19[103]
Gama BombThe Terror TapesThrash metal, crossover thrashAFM[104]
PhoenixBankrupt!Indie rockGlassnote
will.i.am#willpowerHip-hop, dance-popwill.i.am, Interscope
April
22
Andrew BayerIf It Were You, We'd Never LeaveTrance, progressive houseAnjunabeats[105]
Frank TurnerTape Deck HeartFolk rockXtra Mile
Josh KumraGood Things Come to Those Who Don't WaitPop rockRCA[106]
The NeighbourhoodI Love YouIndie rockColumbia
April
23
Laura StevensonWheelFolkDon Giovanni
Lori McKennaMassachusettsFolkSignature Sounds[107]
No JoyWait to PleasureIndie rock, shoegaze, noise popMexican Summer
Rob ZombieVenomous Rat Regeneration VendorAlternative metal, industrial metal, heavy metalZodiac Swan Records, T-Boy Records, Universal
Snoop LionReincarnatedReggae fusion, dancehall, reggaeMad Decent, Vice, RCA
April
26
Deep PurpleNow What?!Progressive metalearMUSIC
HIMTears on TapeHard rockUniversal
The OceanPelagialProgressive metal, post-metal, sludge metalMetal Blade
April
29
Bo BruceBefore I SleepIndie pop, trip hopMercury
RudimentalHomeDrum and bassAsylum
SharksSelfhoodPunk rock, alternative rockRise, Velvet Scene
April
30
The Airborne Toxic EventSuch Hot BloodIndie rock, alternative rockIsland
ArsisUnwelcomeMelodic death metal, technical death metalNuclear Blast[108]
Chance the RapperAcid RapHip-hop
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!Pardon My FrenchPop punk, metalcoreFearless
Jessica SanchezMe, You & the MusicPopInterscope, 19[109]
Kenny ChesneyLife on a RockCountryBlue Chair, Columbia Nashville
LightsSiberia AcousticAcoustic, popUniversal, Last Gang
LL Cool JAuthenticHip-hopS-BRO Music Group, 429
MelvinsEverybody Loves SausagesExperimental rockIpecac
Os MutantesFool Metal JackPsychedelic rockKrian Music Group
RittzThe Life and Times of Jonny ValiantHip-hopStrange Music
The StoogesReady to DieGarage rockFat Possum
Streetlight ManifestoThe Hands That ThieveSka punkPentimento, Victory

May

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
May
3
Armin van BuurenIntenseTranceArmada Music
Little BootsNocturnesSynth-pop, nu-disco, houseOn Repeat
Rod StewartTimeRockCapitol
May
5
Knife PartyHaunted HouseDubstepEarstorm, Big Beat[110]
The Winery DogsThe Winery DogsHard rock, blues rockWHD, Loud & Proud, earMUSIC[111]
May
6
BengaChapter IIBass music, dubstepSony Music[112]
Emmelie de ForestOnly TeardropsPopUniversal[113]
Hugh LaurieDidn't It RainBluesWarner Bros.
Lady AntebellumGoldenCountryCapitol Nashville
New DeviceHere We StandHard rockSouthwold Recordings[114]
Noah and the WhaleHeart of NowhereIndie popMercury
SavagesSilence YourselfPost-punk, alternative rock
Suicide CommandoWhen Evil SpeaksAggrotechOut of Line Music[115]
Various artistsThe Great Gatsby: Music from Baz Luhrmann's FilmHip-hop, jazzInterscope
May
7
98 Degrees2.0PopeOne Music[116]
Fitz and the TantrumsMore Than Just a DreamIndie popElektra
Havoc13Hip-hopNature Sounds
Joe SatrianiUnstoppable MomentumInstrumental rockEpic[117]
JusticeAccess All ArenasElectronic rock, electro houseEd Banger
LogicYoung Sinatra: Welcome to ForeverHip-hopVisionary[118]
Mickie JamesSomebody's Gonna PayCountryeOne Music[119]
Mikal CroninMCIIGarage rock, indie rock, power popMerge
Natalie MainesMotherPop rockColumbia
Patty GriffinAmerican KidAmericanaNew West
She & HimVolume 3Indie pop, alternative countryMerge, Double Six
Talib KweliPrisoner of ConsciousHip-hop, conscious hip-hopJavotti Media, EMI, Capitol
YunaSixth StreetVerve[120]
May
9
Nine MusesWildStar Empire[121]
May
10
Agnetha FältskogAPop, easy listeningUniversal
Demi LovatoDemiPopHollywood
MS MRSecondhand RaptureIndie pop, alternative rockColumbia
May
13
Gabrielle AplinEnglish RainFolk popParlophone
Mark Lanegan and Duke GarwoodBlack PuddingBlues, alternative rockIpecac, Heavenly
Primal ScreamMore LightIndie rockIgnition Records
May
14
AnamanaguchiEndless FantasyChiptunedream.hax, Alcopop![122]
ClassixxHanging GardensNu-discoInnovative Leisure
The Dillinger Escape PlanOne of Us Is the KillerMathcoreSumerian
Escape the FateUngratefulMetalcore, hard rockEleven Seven
EveLip LockHip-hopFrom The Rib, RED
Mindless Self IndulgenceHow I Learned to Stop Giving a Shit and Love Mindless Self IndulgenceElectropunk, industrial hip-hopUppity Cracker[123]
Pop EvilOnyxHard rockeOne Music[124]
Trace AdkinsLove Will...CountryShow Dog-Universal Music
Vampire WeekendModern Vampires of the CityIndie rock, art popXL
The Wonder YearsThe Greatest GenerationPop-punkHopeless
May
16
On BodiesThe Long ConCoffeebreath and Heartache Records, Irish VooDoo Records[125]
May
17
Daft PunkRandom Access MemoriesDiscoColumbia
The NationalTrouble Will Find MeAlternative rock4AD
May
20
Beth Hart and Joe BonamassaSeesawBlues rockJ&R Adventures[126]
PalisadesOutcastsPost-hardcoreRise[127]
Sound of ContactDimensionautProgressive rockInside Out Music[128]
TexasThe ConversationAlternative rockPIAS[129]
Thirty Seconds to MarsLove, Lust, Faith and DreamsExperimental rock, art rock, electronic rockVirgin
VisageHearts and KnivesRock, synth-popBlitz Club[130]
May
21
AirbourneBlack Dog BarkingHard rockRoadrunner
Darius RuckerTrue BelieversCountryCapitol Records Nashville
French MontanaExcuse My FrenchHip-hopBad Boy, Maybach, Interscope
New PoliticsA Bad Girl in HarlemAlternative rockRCA[131]
Tesla BoyThe Universe Made of DarknessSynth-pop, new waveGorby Reagan Records[132]
May
23
TrickyFalse IdolsTrip hop!K7
May
24
AnvilHope in HellHeavy metalAnvil Enterprises, The End, SPV/Steamhammer
KylesaUltravioletSludge metal, psychedelic rockSeason of Mist
May
27
AkalaThe Thieves BanquetHip-hop, R&BIlla State Records[133]
Blood CeremonyThe Eldritch DarkOccult rock, hard rockRise Above[134][135]
Christopher LeeCharlemagne: The Omens of DeathHeavy metal, death metalCharlemagne Productions Ltd.[136]
CocoRosieTales of a GrassWidowElectronicCity Slang
Laura MarlingOnce I Was an EagleIndie folk, folk rockVirgin
StoosheLondon with the Lights OnR&BWarner Music UK, Future Cut
TesseractAltered StateProgressive metalCentury Media
May
28
Alice in ChainsThe Devil Put Dinosaurs HereAlternative metal, doom metal, sludge metalCapitol
BathsObsidianElectronic pop, synth-popAnticon[137]
The-DreamIV PlayR&BRadio Killa, Def Jam
Frankie JFaith, Hope y AmorLatinUniversal Music Latino[138]
Skinny PuppyWeaponElectro-industrialMetropolis
May
29
Children of BodomHalo of BloodMelodic death metalNuclear Blast[139]
May
31
DisclosureSettleHouse, dancePMR, Island
Milky ChanceSadnecessaryFolktronicaLichtdicht

June

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
June
1
Agnez MoAgnez MoPop, R&BEntertainment Inc.[140]
June
2
LenkaShadowsPop, indie popSkipalong Records[141]
June
3
Camera ObscuraDesire LinesIndie pop4AD
iamamiwhoamiBountyElectropop, experimental popTo whom it may concern., PIAS Cooperative
Jon HopkinsImmunityElectronic, tech house, IDMDomino
Miles KaneDon't Forget Who You AreIndie rockColumbia
The Orb featuring Lee "Scratch" PerryMore Tales from the OrbservatoryElectronica, dub, IDMCooking Vinyl, The End
Queens of the Stone Age...Like ClockworkStoner rock, alternative rock, hard rockMatador
June
4
Barenaked LadiesGrinning StreakAlternative rockVanguard[142]
Big Black DeltaBig Black DeltaElectronic, indie rockMaster of Bates Records[143]
Capital CitiesIn a Tidal Wave of MysteryIndie pop, synth-popLazy Hooks, Capitol[144]
City and ColourThe Hurry and the HarmAlternative rockDine Alone, Cooking Vinyl[145]
Eleanor FriedbergerPersonal RecordIndie popMerge[146]
Frankie & The HeartstringsThe Days Run AwayIndie rockWichita[147]
Future Bible HeroesPartygoingSynth-pop, ElectropopMerge[148]
George BensonInspiration: A Tribute to Nat King ColeJazzConcord Jazz[149]
The MaineForever HalloweenRock, alternative rockEighty One Twenty Three[150]
Matthew MorrisonWhere It All BeganJazz soul, pop standards222[151]
MegadethSuper ColliderHeavy metal, hard rockTradecraft, Universal
Portugal. The ManEvil FriendsPsychedelic rock, psychedelic pop, progressive rockAtlantic[152]
Rogue WaveNightingale FloorsIndie rock, alternative rockVagrant[153]
Sleeping with SirensFeelPost-hardcore, alternative rockRise[154]
June
5
Boards of CanadaTomorrow's HarvestElectronicaWarp[155]
June
7
Andrew StockdaleKeep MovingHard rock, blues rock, neo-psychedeliaUniversal, Caroline, Island[156]
The Lonely IslandThe Wack AlbumComedy hip-hopRepublic
Mark OwenThe Art of Doing NothingPop, electronicPolydor[157]
June
10
Black Sabbath13Doom metal, blues rockVertigo, Universal
Beady EyeBERockBeady Eye, Columbia[158]
Goo Goo DollsMagneticPop rockWarner Bros.[159]
KT TunstallInvisible Empire // Crescent MoonAcoustic rock, folk rockVirgin EMI, Universal Records, Blue Note[160]
Neils ChildrenDimly LitPsychedelia, hauntology, neo-psychedeliaBoudoir Moderne[161]
Status QuoBula Quo!RockFourth Chord Records[162]
June
11
Big D and the Kids TableStompSka punkStrictly Rude[163]
Big D and the Kids TableStrollReggae, dubStrictly Rude[163]
Big Time Rush24/SevenDance-rockNick, Columbia[164]
The Black Dahlia MurderEverblackMelodic death metalMetal Blade[165]
BoySetsFireWhile a Nation Sleeps...Bridge 9, End Hits Records[166]
DeafheavenSunbatherBlackgaze, post-metal, atmospheric black metalDeathwish
Full of HellRudiments of MutilationGrindcore, powerviolence, sludge metalA389 Records
Helen MarnieCrystal WorldElectronic[167]
Jason IsbellSoutheasternAlternative country, AmericanaSoutheastern
Jimmy Eat WorldDamageAlternative rock, power popRCA
SandySimUniversal[168]
Scale the SummitThe MigrationProgressive metal, progressive rockProsthetic[169]
Sturgill SimpsonHigh Top MountainNeotraditional country, honky-tonkHigh Top Mountain Records, Loose
June
12
Sigur RósKveikurPost-rockXL
June
14
Kelly RowlandTalk a Good GameR&BRepublic
Studio KillersStudio KillersSynth-popStudio Killers Records[170]
June
17
Dinosaur Pile-UpNature NurtureAlternative rock, post-grunge, noise rockSO Recordings
Melt Yourself DownMelt Yourself DownArt punk, afrobeatThe Leaf Label
ZombyWith LoveUK garage, dubstep4AD[171]
June
18
3OH!3OmensDance-popPhoto Finish, Atlantic[172]
Falling in ReverseFashionably LatePost-hardcore, pop punkEpitaph
Green River OrdinanceChasing Down the WindCountry[173]
HansonAnthemPop rock3CG[174]
J. ColeBorn SinnerHip-hop, R&BDreamville, Roc Nation, Columbia
Kanye WestYeezusHip-hopRoc-A-Fella, Def Jam
Mac MillerWatching Movies with the Sound OffHip-hopRostrum
Mala RodríguezBrujaR&B, hip-hopUniversal Music[175]
Statik SelektahExtended PlayHip-hopShowoff Records, Duck Down Music[176]
The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to DieWhenever, If EverEmo, indie rock, post-hardcoreTopshelf[177]
June
19
Freddie GibbsESGNHip-hopESGN
June
24
Bosnian RainbowsBosnian RainbowsAlternative rockClouds Hill
Deap VallySistrionixGarage rockIsland
Forever the Sickest KidsJ.A.C.K.Pop-punk, pop rockFearless
Tom OdellLong Way DownFolk, indie popColumbia
June
25
AttilaAbout That LifeMetalcoreArtery[178]
August Burns RedRescue & RestoreMetalcoreSolid State[179]
Bass Drum of DeathBass Drum of DeathGarage rockInnovative Leisure
Hawthorne HeightsZeroAlternative rock, emo, post-hardcoreRed Entertainment[180]
Middle Class RutPick Up Your HeadAlternative rockBright Antenna[181]
SkilletRiseChristian metal, hard rockWord, Atlantic[182]
Smith WesternsSoft WillMom + Pop Music
TransplantsIn a WarzonePunk rock, rap rockEpitaph[183]
WaleThe GiftedHip-hopMaybach Music, Atlantic
Willie NileAmerican RideRockLoud & Proud[184]
June
26
Run the JewelsRun the JewelsHip-hopFool's Gold
June
28
Bell X1Chop ChopRockBellyUp Records[185]
Bliss n EsoCircus in the SkyHip-hopIllusive Sounds, Liberation Music[186]
EditorsThe Weight of Your LovePost-punk revivalPIAS[187]
SireniaPerils of the Deep BlueGothic metal, symphonic metal, doom metalNuclear Blast[188]

Third quarter

July

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
July
2
BelindaCatarsisPop, electropop, dance-popCapitol Latin, Universal Music Latin[189]
Maya Jane ColesComfortDeep house, tech house, trip hopI/Am/Me[190]
Pretty LightsA Color Map of the SunElectronicaPretty Lights Music[191]
Relient KCollapsible LungAlternative rock, pop rockMono vs Stereo[192]
July
4
Jay-ZMagna Carta Holy GrailHip-hopRoc-A-Fella, Roc Nation
July
5
CiaraCiaraR&BEpic
Skylar GreyDon't Look DownPop, hip-hopKidinakorner, Interscope
July
8
Thee FactionGood Politics: Your Role as an Active Citizen in Civil SocietySoviet Beret[193]
July
9
Colette CarrSkitszoPop rap, dance-pop, electropopCherrytree, Interscope[194]
FlyleafWho We AreA&M Octone, Polydor[195]
Front Line AssemblyEchogeneticElectro-industrialMetropolis
LetliveThe Blackest BeautifulPost-hardcoreEpitaph
Night BirdsBorn to Die in SuburbiaGrave Mistake Records, Taken By Surprise Records[196]
The UsedThe Ocean of the SkyPost-hardcore, alternative rockHopeless, Anger Music Group[197]
July
12
Celia PaveyThis MusicFolkUniversal Music Australia[198]
Cody SimpsonSurfers ParadisePop, R&BAtlantic[199]
Robin ThickeBlurred LinesDance-pop, funk, R&BStar Trak, Interscope
Sara BareillesThe Blessed UnrestPop rock, soulEpic
July
15
Pet Shop BoysElectricEDMx2[200]
July
16
Ace HoodTrials & TribulationsHip-hopWe the Best, Cash Money, Republic[201]
Andy KaufmanAndy and His GrandmotherDrag City[202]
Cherry Poppin' DaddiesWhite Teeth, Black ThoughtsSwing, jazz, rockSpace Age Bachelor Pad Records[203]
HieroglyphicsThe KitchenHip-hopHieroglyphics Imperium[204]
Kara GraingerShiver & SighBlues, roots, soulEclecto Groove Records[205]
Mayer HawthorneWhere Does This Door GoNeo soulRepublic[206]
Philip H. Anselmo & The IllegalsWalk Through Exits OnlyGroove metal, sludge metalHousecore[207]
Sick PuppiesConnectAlternative metal, hard rock, alternative rockCapitol[208]
July
19
Jahméne DouglasLove Never FailsSoul, gospelRCA[209]
KarnivoolAsymmetryProgressive rockDensity Records, Cymatic Records[210]
Selena GomezStars DanceEDM, electropopHollywood
July
23
BombadilMetrics of Affection[211]
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic ZerosEdward Sharpe and the Magnetic ZerosIndie folk, neo-psychedeliaVagrant, Rough Trade[212]
Fuck ButtonsSlow FocusDrone, post-rockATP[213]
Gogol BordelloPura Vida ConspiracyGypsy punkATO[214]
Hands Like HousesUnimaginePost-hardcoreRise[215]
The Love LanguageRuby RedIndie rockMerge[216]
Marc Anthony3.0Salsa, tropicalSony Music Latin[217]
SecretsFragile FiguresMetalcore, post-hardcoreRise[218]
U-GodThe Keynote SpeakerHip-hopSoul Temple[219]
We Came as RomansTracing Back RootsPost-hardcore, metalcoreEqual Vision, Nuclear Blast[220]
July
24
Backstreet BoysIn a World Like ThisPop, dance, R&BK-BAHN[221]
July
26
AlunaGeorgeBody MusicSynth-pop, R&BIsland[222]
Jay SeanNeonPop, R&BCash Money, Republic
July
29
Brown Eyed GirlsBlack BoxPop, R&B, danceNega Network, LOEN Entertainment[223]
f(x)Pink TapeArt pop, synth-pop, electropopS.M. Entertainment
July
30
Alela DianeAbout FarewellIndie folkRusted Blue Records[224]
Buddy GuyRhythm & BluesBlues, soulRCA
Emblem3Nothing to LosePop, reggae, pop rockSyco Music, Columbia, Mr. Kanani[225]
Five Finger Death PunchThe Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell, Volume 1Groove metal, alternative metal, hard rockProspect Park
IkonikaAerotropolisElectronicHyperdub
Owl CityThe Midsummer Station - AcousticAcoustic, synth-popUniversal Republic[226]
Soulja BoyLife After Fame[227]
Tech N9neSomething ElseHip-hopStrange Music

August

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
August
2
The DefiledDaggersIndustrial metal, metalcoreNuclear Blast[228]
August
5
Chris ThileBach: Sonatas and Partitas, Vol. 1ClassicalNonesuch
Swim DeepWhere the Heaven Are WeIndie popChess Club, RCA
August
6
Asking AlexandriaFrom Death to DestinyMetalcore, hard rockSumerian
Black City LightsAnother LifeStars & Letters[229]
The Civil WarsThe Civil WarsSensibility Music LLC, Columbia[230]
The Dangerous SummerGolden RecordHopeless
Demon QueenExorcise TapeElectro-funk, synth-funk, trapRad Cult Records, The Orchard
Last Chance to ReasonLevel 3Progressive metalProsthetic
The Polyphonic SpreeYes, It's TruePsychedelic pop, indie rockGood, Kirtland, Cherry Red[231]
PondHobo RocketPsychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia, hard rockModular[232]
August
7
ZebraheadCall Your FriendsPunk rockMFZB Records[233]
August
11
The VaccinesMelody CallingColumbia[234]
August
12
White LiesBig TVIndie rock, post-punk revivalFiction, Harvest, Universal Music Canada[235]
August
13
K. MichelleRebellious SoulR&B, soulAtlantic
Luke BryanCrash My PartyCountryCapitol Nashville
Mulatu AstatkeSketches of EthiopiaJazzJazz Village
ParachuteOvernightPop rockMercury[236]
Sam PhillipsPush Any ButtonLittlebox Recordings
August
16
BTA Song Across WiresTrance, progressive house, dubstepArmada Music[237]
Fleshgod ApocalypseLabyrinthTechnical death metal, symphonic metalNuclear Blast
StromaeRacine carréeMosaert[238]
August
19
Charlotte ChurchThreeIndie pop, alternative rock, post-rockAlligator Wine[239]
TravisWhere You StandAlternative rock, indie rockRed Telephone Box, Kobalt[240]
August
20
ASAP FergTrap LordHip-hopASAP Worldwide, Polo Grounds Music, RCA
BlessthefallHollow BodiesMetalcoreFearless[241]
Blue OctoberSwayAlternative rockUp/Down Records[242]
Born of OsirisTomorrow We Die AliveSumerian[243]
Earl SweatshirtDorisHip-hopTan Cressida, Columbia
Jimmy BuffettSongs from St. SomewhereMailboat[244]
John MayerParadise ValleyFolk rock, country rock, Southern rockColumbia, Sony Music
Lee DeWyzeFramesFolk, rock, popVanguard, 19
Tedeschi Trucks BandMade Up MindRock, R&B, soulSony Masterworks
Ty SegallSleeperAcoustic, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic folkDrag City
Zola JesusVersionsSacred Bones
August
23
Avenged SevenfoldHail to the KingHard rock, heavy metalWarner Bros.
Ellie GouldingHalcyon DaysPolydor[245]
Juicy JStay TrippyHip-hopKemosabe, Columbia
Michael MonroeHorns and HalosRockSpinefarm[246]
Naughty BoyHotel CabanaR&BNaughty Boy, Virgin EMI[247]
ReVampWild CardSymphonic metal, progressive metalNuclear Blast[248]
August
26
Franz FerdinandRight Thoughts, Right Words, Right ActionIndie rock, dance-punk, dance-rockDomino
MoneyThe Shadow of HeavenDream pop, indie popBella Union[249]
August
27
Big SeanHall of FameHip-hopGOOD Music, Def Jam
Goodie MobAge Against the MachineHip-hopThe Right Records, Primary Wave Music, Atlantic
August
28
Tarja TurunenColours in the DarkSymphonic metalearMUSIC[250]
August
30
Ariana GrandeYours TrulyPop, R&BRepublic
John LegendLove in the FutureR&B, soulGOOD Music, Columbia
Nine Inch NailsHesitation MarksElectronic, electronic rock, alternative rockColumbia, The Null Corporation
August
31
Kayo DotHubardoAvant-metalIce Level Records[251]

September

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
September
2
The 1975The 1975Indie rockPolydor, Dirty Hit
The Safety FireMouth of SwordsProgressive metalInside Out Music, Century Media[252]
September
3
Natalia KillsTroubleSynth-popwill.i.am, Cherrytree, Interscope
Neko CaseThe Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love YouCountry, alternative rockANTI-
SalivaIn It to Win ItNu metal, hard rockRum Bum Records[253]
Tamar BraxtonLove and WarR&BEpic, Streamline Records[254]
Various artistsBoardwalk Empire Volume 2: Music from the HBO Original SeriesABKCO[255]
Vista ChinoPeaceStoner rockNapalm
September
6
Emilíana TorriniTookahIndie popRough Trade
GoldfrappTales of UsFolktronicaMute
Janelle MonáeThe Electric LadyNeo soul, psychedelic soul, rockWondaland Arts Society, Bad Boy, Atlantic
London GrammarIf You WaitElectronica, downtempo, popMetal & Dust, Ministry of Sound
MinistryFrom Beer to EternityIndustrial metal, thrash metal13th Planet
múmSmilewoundElectronica, experimentalMorr Music[256]
Tonight AliveThe Other SidePop-punk, pop rock, alternative rockFearless, Sony Music Australia
September
9
Arctic MonkeysAMIndie rockDomino
Balance and ComposureThe Things We Think We're MissingAlternative rockNo Sleep
DeloreanAparDanceMushroom Pillow[257]
The StrypesSnapshotRhythm and blues, rockVirgin EMI
September
10
2 ChainzB.O.A.T.S. II: Me TimeHip-hopDef Jam
Earth, Wind & FireNow, Then & ForeverRhythm and blues, funkLegacy
Gloria EstefanThe StandardsTraditional pop, swingCrescent Moon, Sony Masterworks
KaskadeAtmosphereDance, progressive house, deep houseUltra
Keith UrbanFuseCountryHit Red, Capitol Records Nashville
Moving MountainsMoving MountainsIndie rock, post-rockTriple Crown[258]
Sean KingstonBack 2 LifeReggae, hip-hop, R&BBeluga Heights, Epic[259]
Sheryl CrowFeels Like HomeCountry rockWarner Music Nashville
The WeekndKiss LandR&BXO, Republic
September
11
Man ManOn Oni PondExperimental rockAnti-
September
13
AviciiTrueFolktronicaPRMD Music
Elton JohnThe Diving BoardRockCapitol, Mercury
The Naked and FamousIn Rolling WavesPop, electro, alternative rockFiction, Island
September
16
BirdyFire WithinIndie pop14th Floor, Atlantic
God Is an AstronautOriginsPost-rockRocket Girl
Manic Street PreachersRewind the FilmFolk, rockColumbia
Nightmares on WaxFeelin' GoodElectronic, technoWarp
PlaceboLoud Like LoveAlternative rockUniversal
September
17
The Devil Wears Prada8:18MetalcoreRoadrunner
Elvis Costello and The RootsWise Up GhostFunkBlue Note
GrouploveSpreading RumoursAlternative rockCanvasback, Atlantic[260]
GwarBattle MaximusThrash metalMetal Blade[261]
Justin MooreOff the Beaten PathCountryValory Music
Mark LaneganImitationsVagrant, Heavenly
MGMTMGMTPsychedelic rockColumbia
San FerminSan FerminDowntown
The ShondesThe GardenExotic Fever[262]
Someone Still Loves You Boris YeltsinFly by WireIndie popPolyvinyl[263]
Stray from the PathAnonymousHardcore punk, nu metalcore, rap metalSumerian[264]
Various artistsSelf Made Vol. 3Hip-hopMaybach Music[265]
ZendayaZendayaR&BHollywood[266]
September
20
BabasónicosRomantisísmicoAlternative rockSony Music Latin[267]
CherCloser to the TruthDance-popWarner Bros.
ChvrchesThe Bones of What You BelieveElectronic, synth-popVirgin
Jason DeruloTattoosPop, R&BBeluga Heights, Warner Bros.
Kings of LeonMechanical BullSouthern rock, blues rock, post-punk revivalRCA
KrewellaGet WetColumbia[268]
StingThe Last ShipRock, jazz, folkA&M, Cherrytree
September
23
Anneke van GiersbergenDriveAlternative rock, pop rockInside Out Music[269]
Dream TheaterDream TheaterProgressive metal, progressive rockRoadrunner
Glamour of the KillSavages[270]
Icona PopThis Is... Icona PopBig Beat, Atlantic
Jessie JAliveR&B, popLava, Universal Republic
Mazzy StarSeasons of Your DayAlternative rock, dream popRhymes of an Hour Records
September
24
Deer TickNegativityIndie rock, alternative countryPartisan
DrakeNothing Was the SameHip-hopOVO Sound, Young Money, Cash Money
R5LouderPop rockHollywood[271]
Sammy HagarSammy Hagar & FriendsHard rockFrontiers Music[272]
Sarah JaroszBuild Me Up from BonesBluegrassSugar Hill
A Skylit DriveRisePost-hardcoreTragic Hero[273]
Touché AmoréIs Survived ByPost-hardcore, melodic hardcore, screamoDeathwish
September
25
Alter BridgeFortressAlternative metalRoadrunner, EMI
September
27
CasperHinterland[274]
HaimDays Are GonePop rock, indie popPolydor
Justin TimberlakeThe 20/20 Experience – 2 of 2R&B, popRCA
King Gizzard & the Lizard WizardFloat Along – Fill Your LungsPsychedelic rock, garage rock, raga rockFlightless[275]
LordePure HeroineDream pop, electronica, electropopUniversal, Lava, Republic
September
30
Blitzen TrapperVIIAlternative country, country rapVagrant, Lojinx
Deltron 3030Event 2Alternative hip-hopDeltron Partners, Bulk Recordings[276]
Dizzee RascalThe FifthHip-hop, grimeDirtee Stank, Universal Music[277]
Fates WarningDarkness in a Different LightProgressive metalInside Out Music[278]
The FieldCupid's HeadTechnoKompakt
Joan Jett and the BlackheartsUnvarnishedHard rockBlackheart[279]
Mack WildsNew York: A Love StoryR&BLouder Than Life, RED
NellyM.O.R&B, hip-hopRepublic[280]
Oneohtrix Point NeverR Plus SevenAmbient, experimental, electronicWarp[281]
PolvoSiberiaIndie rockMerge[282]
RushVapor Trails RemixedHard rock, heavy metalAtlantic, Rhino[283]
Sub FocusTorusDrum and bass, dubstepMercury[284]

Fourth quarter

October

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
October
1
Arve HenriksenPlaces of WorshipRune Grammofon
Dr. DogB-RoomNeo-psychedeliaAnti-
Melt-BananaFetchNoise rock, experimental rock, hardcore punkA-ZAP
MobyInnocentsLittle Idiot, Mute
QuasiMole CityIndie rockKill Rock Stars
Scar the MartyrScar the MartyrIndustrial metalRoadrunner
October
4
Daryl BraithwaiteForever the TouristRock, popSony Music Australia[285]
Miley CyrusBangerzPopRCA
Sleigh BellsBitter RivalsIndie rockMom + Pop Music
October
7
Chase & StatusBrand New MachineDrum and bass, downtempoMercury
The FeelingBoy Cried WolfSoft rockBMG
KornThe Paradigm ShiftNu metalCaroline, Prospect Park
Pusha TMy Name Is My NameHip-hopGOOD Music, Def Jam
October
8
Cage the ElephantMelophobiaAlternative rockRCA
Cassadee PopeFrame by FrameCountry popRepublic Nashville
Dance Gavin DanceAcceptance SpeechPost-hardcoreRise[286]
Dave HauseDevourRockRise[287]
A Day to RememberCommon CourtesyPop-punk, metalcoreADTR Records
Joe NicholsCricketsCountryRed Bow
LissieBack to ForeverPopFat Possum[288]
A Loss for WordsBefore It CavesRise[289]
Mayday ParadeMonsters in the ClosetPop-punk, pop rockFearless[290]
of MontrealLousy with SylvianbriarIndie rockPolyvinyl
Panic! at the DiscoToo Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!Alternative rockFueled by Ramen, Decaydance
PUPPUPPunk rock, hardcore punk, indie rockRoyal Mountain
RJD2More Is Than Isn'tHip-hop, electronicaRJ's Electrical Connections
St. LuciaWhen the NightPopNeon Gold, Columbia
UlverMesse I.X–VI.XExperimental, dark ambientJester
October
10
TriviumVengeance FallsMetalcore, thrash metal, heavy metalRoadrunner[291]
October
11
Gavin DeGrawMake a MovePop rock, blue-eyed soulRCA
Paul McCartneyNewRockVirgin EMI, Hear Music
The SaturdaysLiving for the WeekendPop, electropopFascination, Polydor
October
14
The Dismemberment PlanUncanney ValleyIndie rockPartisan
Eliza DoolittleIn Your HandsPop, indie popParlophone[292]
Feed MeCalamari TuesdayElectro house, progressive house, dubstepSotto Voce[293]
MorcheebaHead Up HighSynth-popPIAS
Tim HeckerVirginsElectroacoustic, ambient, experimentalKranky, Paper Bag
TindersticksAcross Six Leap YearsLucky Dog Recordings, City Slang
October
15
The Avett BrothersMagpie and the DandelionIndie rock, folk rockAmerican
Cass McCombsBig Wheel and OthersIndie rockDomino
CultsStaticIndie rock, popColumbia
Diane BirchSpeak a Little LouderRock, synth-popS-Curve
DoomridersGrand BloodSludge metalDeathwish
The Head and the HeartLet's Be StillIndie rock, indie popSub Pop
Icon for HireIcon for HireAlternative metalTooth & Nail
Kevin DevineBulldozerDevinyl Records[294]
Kevin Devine & the Goddamn BandBubblegumDevinyl Records[295]
LizzoLizzobangersAlternative hip-hopTGNP
Monster MagnetLast PatrolStoner rockNapalm[296]
Pearl JamLightning BoltAlternative rockMonkeywrench
Red FangWhales and LeechesStoner rockRelapse[297]
October
18
Fifth HarmonyBetter TogetherPopSyco Music[298]
James BluntMoon LandingPop rock, folk rockAtlantic[299]
Katy PerryPrismPopCapitol
MotörheadAftershockHeavy metal, hard rockUDR GmbH[300]
PoliçaShulamithSynth-pop, indietronicaMom + Pop Music
October
21
Future of the LeftHow to Stop Your Brain in an AccidentPost-hardcore, noise rockPrescriptions Music
Omar SouleymanWenu WenuDabke, electronicRibbon
October
22
AFIBurialsAlternative rockRepublic
Donna SummerLove to Love You DonnaElectronic, disco, houseVerve
EmphaticAnother LifeRockEpochal Artists, Capitol[301]
I See StarsNew DemonsElectronicoreSumerian[302]
Lincoln DurhamExodus of the Deemed UnrighteousRoots rock, alternative folk, bluesDroog Records[303]
Ryan HemsworthGuilt TripsElectronicLast Gang[304]
October
25
Geir LysneNew CircleACT Music[305]
Kelly ClarksonWrapped in RedChristmas, popRCA
KerserS.C.O.T.Obese[306]
October
28
Arcade FireReflektorDance-rock, art rockSonovox, Merge
AyreonThe Theory of EverythingProgressive metal, progressive rockInside Out Music[307]
Juana MolinaWed 21Folktronica, experimental rock, IDMCrammed Discs[308]
Union JUnion JPopSyco Music, RCA[309]
October
29
Los Campesinos!No BluesIndie rockWichita, Turnstile Music, Heart Swells
HellogoodbyeEverything is DebatableOld Friends Records[310]
MoonfaceJulia with Blue Jeans OnIndie rockJagjaguwar[311]
Protest the HeroVolitionProgressive metalRazor & Tie[312]
Sirens and SailorsSkeletonsMetalcoreArtery, Razor & Tie[313]
Sky FerreiraNight Time, My TimeIndie rock, synth-popCapitol
Toby KeithDrinks After WorkCountryShow Dog-Universal Music
White DenimCorsicana LemonadeIndie rock, garage rock, progressive rockDowntown
YunaNocturnalPop, indie pop, dream popVerve
October
31
Pet Slimmers of the YearFragments of UniformsPost-metalCandlelight

November

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
November
1
Avril LavigneAvril LavignePop rock, popEpic
Celine DionLoved Me Back to LifePop, R&BColumbia
Cut CopyFree Your MindSynth-pop, dance-punkModular
James ArthurJames ArthurPop, R&B, soulSyco Music
M.I.A.MatangiExperimental hip-hop, bhangraN.E.E.T., Interscope
Seventh KeyI Will SurviveHard rockFrontiers Music[314]
Shane FilanYou and MePop, countryCapitol[315]
Tinie TempahDemonstrationHip-hop, grime, electronicParlophone
November
4
EjectaDominaeSynth-popCopyright Control, Driftless Recordings, Happy Death[316]
MidlakeAntiphonPsychedelic folk, indie rockATO, Bella Union
The WantedWord of MouthIsland
November
5
Black FlagWhat The...Hardcore punkSST
Dream TheaterLive at Luna ParkProgressive metalEagle Rock[317]
EminemThe Marshall Mathers LP 2Hip-hopAftermath, Shady, Interscope
MelvinsTres CabronesSludge metal, experimental rockIpecac
Scott StappProof of LifeHard rock, post-grungeWind-up[318]
StryperNo More Hell to PayChristian metal, heavy metalFrontiers[319]
Various artists12 Years a SlaveBlues, R&B, soulColumbia[320]
Various artistsPunk Goes ChristmasChristmas, Pop punk, pop rockFearless[321]
YandelDe Líder a LeyendaReggaeton, Latin popSony Music[322]
November
6
Lady GagaArtpopSynth-popStreamline Records, Interscope
November
8
Adam BrandMy Acoustic DiaryCountryAdam Brand Enterprises, ABC Music[323]
Gabriella CilmiThe StingSoulSweetness Tunes[324]
Little MixSalutePop, R&BSyco Music, Columbia
November
11
Get ScaredEveryone's Out to Get MeAlternative rock, gothic rock, post-hardcoreFearless[325]
Kellie PicklerThe Woman I AmCountryBlack River
Roger TaylorFun on EarthRockVirgin EMI[326]
November
12
Mount EeriePre-Human IdeasElectronic, experimentalP.W. Elverum & Sun.
Various artistsInside Llewyn DavisFolkNonesuch
November
13
SacrificiumPrey for Your Gods[327]
November
15
Leaves' EyesSymphonies of the NightSymphonic metalNapalm[328]
November
18
Jake BuggShangri LaIndie rockMercury, Island
Robbie WilliamsSwings Both WaysSwing, popIsland, Universal
November
19
DaughtryBaptizedPop rockRCA[329]
The GodfathersOnce Upon a CrimeEast Coast hip-hopPsycho+Logical[330]
Polar Bear ClubDeath ChorusPost-hardcore, alternative rock, punk rockRise[331]
November
22
Gary BarlowSince I Saw You LastPop, folkPolydor[332]
tyDiHotel RoomsElectronic, chill-out, glitchArmada Music[333]
November
24
HopsinKnock MadnessHip-hopFunk Volume
November
25
Danielle BradberyDanielle BradberyCountryBig Machine[334]
One DirectionMidnight MemoriesPopSyco Music, Columbia, Sony Music
November
26
Five Iron FrenzyEngine of a Million PlotsChristian rock, alternative rockDepartment of Biophysics
HammockOblivion HymnsAmbient, post-rockHammock Music[335]
November
29
Britney SpearsBritney JeanPop, EDMRCA
Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsLive from KCRWRockBad Seed Ltd.

December

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
December
3
BostonLife, Love & HopeHard rockFrontiers Music[336]
Jake OwenDays of GoldCountryRCA Nashville
December
6
Childish GambinoBecause the InternetHip-hopGlassnote, Island
December
9
ExoMiracles in DecemberChristmas, R&B, balladSM[337]
IthilienFrom Ashes to the Frozen LandMighty Music[338]
December
10
E-40The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 4Hip-hop[339]
E-40The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 5Hip-hop[339]
E-40The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 6Hip-hop[339]
Evergreen TerraceDead HorsesMetalcore, melodic hardcoreRise[340]
Girls' GenerationLove & PeaceElectropop, dance-popNayutawave, Universal[341]
R. KellyBlack PantiesR&B, hip-hopRCA
Shila AmzahShila AmzahPopShila Amzah Entertainment[342]
December
13
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